OKay.. let's put it inside a context for better judgement:
THe phrase: "Please enter a kerberos realm when using ADS authentication."
its current translation: "رجاء أدخل اسم مملكة كِرْبيروس عند استخدام توثيق
خدمة الدّليل النّشط (ADS)."
I would suggest 4 options:
"ADS لدا إستخدام خدمة الدليل النشط, kerberos realm برجاء إدخال اسما انطاق
التوثيقى الخاص ب "
"ADS لدا إستخدام خدمة الدليل النشط, kerberos realm برجاء إدخال اسما لزمام
التوثيقى الخاص ب "
"ADS لدا إستخدام خدمة الدليل النشط, kerberos realmبرجاء إدخال اسما
لإطارالتوثيقى الخاص ب "
"ADS لدا إستخدام خدمة الدليل النشط, kerberos realmبرجاء إدخال اسما للمملكة
التوثيقية الخاصة ب "
well.. me... aaah.. first one
i know i've change the sentence totally.. tell me about it ..
Any better suggestions?!
Maha.
On 8/16/05, sabdelg(a)redhat.com <sabdelg(a)redhat.com> wrote:
Quoting Munzir Taha <munzirtaha(a)newhorizons.com.sa>:
> AFAIK Realm is a group of kerberos servers here; a kingdom of these
servers.
> Do you think there is something wrong to say
> مملكة kerberos؟
>
> ألسنا نقول مملكة النحل؟
>
>> I would try زمام or إطار. Any other suggestions ?
>
> I don't think this convey the intended meaning but I am be wrong.
Realm is not a kingdowm per se.
Realm: A community or territory over which a sovereign rules
or
A field, sphere, or province: the realm of science
Hence, it is "mamlakah". Kerberos uses this word to say all
these servers that are in my realm are managed by me. So
it is basically a world that tells that all these computers
are belongs to zemam el authentication el khass be KRB el folany.
Usually the realm is a domain. Like for example my pc belongs to
REDHAT.COM <
http://REDHAT.COM> realm. I think it would not be appropriate
to say
I belong to mamlaket
REDHAT.COM <
http://REDHAT.COM>.
Sherif
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